Latinx History

Luis Valdez: The Father of Chicano Theater
Portrait of Jovita Idar around 1905
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo: When the Border Crossed the People

A Forgotten Turning Point in Mexican-American History In 1848, the United States and Mexico signed a treaty that would permanently reshape North America. The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo officially ended the Mexican-American…
Ernesto Galarza: The Scholar Who Exposed America’s First “ICE Age”
Operation Wetback: The 1954 Mass Deportation of Mexican Immigrants in U.S. History

Before Columbus

Illustration of diverse Native American cultures, highlighting Indigenous traditions and heritage across the Americas.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Honoring Native American Heritage and Struggles
Artistic rendering of Día de Muertos skulls, symbolizing remembrance and cultural pride.
Día de Muertos: Exploring the History and Traditions of Mexico’s Day of the Dead
Atahualpa, the last Incan emperor, a powerful figure in Latinx indigenous history
Atahualpa: The Last Emperor of the Inca Empire

Colonialism and Imperialism

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo: When the Border Crossed the People
Banana Wars article hero image showing U.S. military presence in Latin America
The Banana Wars: U.S. Military Interventions in Central America and the Caribbean
Illustration of diverse Native American cultures, highlighting Indigenous traditions and heritage across the Americas.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Honoring Native American Heritage and Struggles

Caribbean History

Cuban Revolution, a pivotal event in Latin American history, leading to the rise of Fidel Castro in Cuba
The Cuban Revolution: Fidel Castro’s Uprising and Its Lasting Impact on Latin America
Morgan's artistic representation, exploring the intersection of Latinx and Caribbean heritage
The Legend of Captain Morgan: Pirate, Legend, and Cultural Icon
Boxing image, symbolizing strength and resilience in the Latinx community
The U.S. Occupation of Haiti: Exploring the Impact of a 19-Year Military Presence

Central American History

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo: When the Border Crossed the People
Banana Wars article hero image showing U.S. military presence in Latin America
The Banana Wars: U.S. Military Interventions in Central America and the Caribbean
Construction of the Panama Canal, a monumental engineering project that transformed global trade routes
The Construction of the Panama Canal: A Landmark Engineering Feat with Global Impact

South American History

Banana Wars article hero image showing U.S. military presence in Latin America
The Banana Wars: U.S. Military Interventions in Central America and the Caribbean
Drawing of María Remedios del Valle, the “Mother of the Homeland,” Afro-Argentine icon of independence and resilience.
María Remedios del Valle: Afro-Argentine Heroine of Independence
Atahualpa, the last Incan emperor, a powerful figure in Latinx indigenous history
Atahualpa: The Last Emperor of the Inca Empire

Mexican History

Luis Valdez: The Father of Chicano Theater
Portrait of Jovita Idar around 1905
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway
Casilda Luna, celebrated Dominican activist, honored for decades of grassroots organizing and civil rights advocacy.
Casilda Luna: Abuelita of the Community and Champion for Washington D.C.’s Latinx Population
Tarsila do Amaral, one of Brazil’s most influential modernist artists, known for her vivid representations of Brazilian culture

Tarsila do Amaral: Pioneer of Brazilian Modernism

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American History

Luis Valdez: The Father of Chicano Theater
Portrait of Jovita Idar around 1905
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway
The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo: When the Border Crossed the People

Civil Rights

Luis Valdez: The Father of Chicano Theater
Portrait of Jovita Idar around 1905
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway
Ernesto Galarza: The Scholar Who Exposed America’s First “ICE Age”

General Information

Vintage "No Dogs Allowed" sign, reflecting discriminatory practices in historical U.S. parks and businesses.
“No Dogs or Mexicans Allowed”: A Stark Reminder of Historical Discrimination Against Mexican-Americans
Artistic rendering of Día de Muertos skulls, symbolizing remembrance and cultural pride.
Día de Muertos: Exploring the History and Traditions of Mexico’s Day of the Dead
Manuel Uruchurtu, Mexican intellectual and key figure in Mexico's post-revolutionary era.
Manuel Uruchurtu: The Mexican Gentleman of the Titanic

All History

“No Dogs or Mexicans Allowed”: A Stark Reminder of Historical Discrimination Against Mexican-Americans
Atahualpa: The Last Emperor of the Inca Empire
Aztec Eagles: Mexico’s 201st Fighter Squadron in World War II
Casilda Luna: Abuelita of the Community and Champion for Washington D.C.’s Latinx Population
Claudia Sheinbaum: Mexico’s First Female President and Environmental Advocate
Día de Muertos: Exploring the History and Traditions of Mexico’s Day of the Dead
Ernesto Galarza: The Scholar Who Exposed America’s First “ICE Age”
Félix Longoria: The Mexican American Soldier Who Sparked a Civil Rights Movement
Francisco Pizarro: Ruthless Conqueror of the Inca Empire
Gus Garcia: Trailblazer in Mexican American Civil Rights
Guy Gabaldon: The Pied Piper of Saipan and His Extraordinary WWII Feats
Hernán Cortés: Ruthless Conquistador Who Toppled the Aztec Empire
Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Honoring Native American Heritage and Struggles
José Hernández: From Migrant Farmworker to NASA Astronaut
José Vasconcelos: Architect of Modern Mexican Education and Philosophy
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway
Los Angeles Founded by Los Pobladores: The Origins of California’s Largest City
Luis Valdez: The Father of Chicano Theater
Manuel Uruchurtu: The Mexican Gentleman of the Titanic
María Remedios del Valle: Afro-Argentine Heroine of Independence
Miguel Hidalgo: Founder of Mexico and Hero of Independence
Mirabal Sisters: Symbols of Resistance Against Trujillo’s Tyranny
Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo: The First Hispanic U.S. Senator and His Legacy
Operation Condor: The Secret U.S.-Backed Campaign of Terror in Latin America
Operation Wetback: The 1954 Mass Deportation of Mexican Immigrants in U.S. History
Ramón Valdiosera and the Birth of Rosa Mexicano: A Symbol of Mexican Identity
Roy Benavidez: Medal of Honor Recipient and Vietnam War Hero
Santos Rodríguez: A Tragic Catalyst for Change in Dallas
Seaman Philip Bazaar Medal of Honor
Sylvia Mendez: Civil Rights Pioneer in School Desegregation
The Banana Wars: U.S. Military Interventions in Central America and the Caribbean
The Construction of the Panama Canal: A Landmark Engineering Feat with Global Impact
The Cuban Revolution: Fidel Castro’s Uprising and Its Lasting Impact on Latin America
The History and Significance of Cinco de Mayo: Commemorating the Battle of Puebla
The Legend of Captain Morgan: Pirate, Legend, and Cultural Icon
The Mexican Revolution: Causes, Key Figures, and Enduring Impact
The Mexican-American War: Origins, Key Battles, and Lasting Impact
The Treasure of the Ancient Aztecs: Myths and Reality of Aztec Gold
The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo: When the Border Crossed the People
The Treaty of Tordesillas (1494): Dividing the New World Between Spain and Portugal
The U.S. Occupation of Haiti: Exploring the Impact of a 19-Year Military Presence
The War of the Pacific (1879–1884): Chile’s Conflict with Peru and Bolivia
The War of the Triple Alliance: South America’s Devastating Conflict
U.S. Extends Citizenship to Puerto Ricans in 1917: A Pivotal Moment in History
Understanding Latin America: Definition, Countries, and Cultural Diversity
Understanding the Differences Between Hispanic and Latinx
What Happened to the Ancient Mayans? Exploring the Fall and Legacy